The data displays the leading countries' share of global oil reserves as of year-end 2017. At that time, the United Arab Emirates' share of global oil reserves amounted to around 5.8%. Venezuela and Saudi Arabia own by far the biggest single portions of global oil reserves.
Venezuela | 17.9 |
Saudi Arabia | 15.7 |
Canada | 10 |
Iran | 9.3 |
Iraq | 8.8 |
Russia | 6.3 |
Kuwait | 6 |
United Arab Emirates | 5.8 |
United States | 2.9 |
Libya | 2.9 |
Nigeria | 2.2 |